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The Congregation: A War and A Wedding: Book Two

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There will be a War.
There will be a Wedding.
Loyalties will be tested ...

Defying the odds, Ellyce Jensen has been pulled from the tunnels with her best friend and ex-boyfriend, Benson Monroe. They should be relieved the Gray-Eyed man saved them from Rupert and his band of demon soldiers. But seemingly they've traded one prison for another.

After escaping, Ellyce and Benson journey through the lands of Efes and Ardor in search of the guardians of these realms. They'll soon learn not everything is as it seems and the race to secure the future of the seven realms hangs in the balance. Secrets will be exposed. Alliances will be forged. And Ellyce will be tested in ways she never thought possible as the battle between the two ancient kingdoms rages on.

336 pages, Paperback

Published June 1, 2020

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Melissa Service

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Melissa Service writes Bloodline Fantasy for readers who have ever wondered whether they belong.

Her stories combine hidden realms, ancient bloodlines, prophecy, and sacrifice with timeless questions of identity, inheritance, and home. She is the author of the A WAR AND A WEDDING saga, where there will be a war, there will be a wedding, and a Kingdom waiting beyond the door.

When she isn't writing, she's usually drinking tea, researching hidden histories, or planning her next adventure with her husband and their puppy, Emily. Her characters, however, tend to insist on coming along.

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November 7, 2022
Great sequel to the first book. The characters were hard to remember at times but the author continued to help remind us who they were with context clues. I think the character development and story telling was excellent.
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April 27, 2024
The story telling is fun to an extent but it feels all over the place and it makes for a boring read with very little surprises.
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